Ryan Gravenberch vs Tottenham: 1. The first frame is a simple one-touch pass to Mac Allister. Instead, he takes a touch and decides dribble, loses the ball in the process and gives Spurs an opportunity to counter, although stopped brilliantly by Jacquet. 2. In the second frame, ignores a very basic pass to Koumas, which would set him through on goal. That moment is killed. 3. Third frame, he receives the ball but instead of going for the best possible pass, he tries to dribble and loses the ball and sets Tottenham on the counter. 4. Fourth frame, he ignores a simple one-two pass to Kerkez, in what would've opened up Spurs. That moment is killed. In a football pitch, the ball moves faster than anyone. If you're a midfielder who lacks a passing instinct, you should at least be competent off the ball to protect the defence or support the attack. Tactical/positional discipline. Gravenberch is a very talented player, but he lacks the basic minerals to play midfield at an elite level without having his hands held by other players. This is why a 10, as well as the attack, will always struggle depending on him as a 6 to progress the ball. Also why any defence will also struggle depending on him to break up play, unless there's a competent babysitter beside him. #LFC